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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from The Cavalry General by Xenophon: 8; "Hell." IV. ii. 6; "Ages." ii. 3.
[26] Or, "having precluded in this fashion. See Theocr. xxii. 102:
{ton men anax ataraxen etosia khersi prodeiknus Pantothen},
"feinting on every side" (A. Lang). Al. "having given due warning
of his intention." Cf. Aristot. "H. A." ix. 37.
[27] Cf. Aristoph. "Knights," 244 (Demosthenes calls to the
hipparchs[?]):
{andres eggus . all' amunou, kapanastrephou palin}.
IX
To read these observations over a few times will be sufficient, but
for giving them effect the officer will need perpetually to act as
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